[I just noticed it's been 5 years since my last update here! Where in the world did that time go???]
Well, the fetish fight scene keeps changing. In the last several years,
some incredible performers have exited stage left into retirement (I'm
looking at you, Paris Kennedy, Randy Moore, and JC Marie!), but there
are always new stars rising to fill the void. Indeed, the proliferation
of models who produce their own videos (essentially one-woman studios)
means that there are more choices than ever for commissioning custom
fight material. There used to be just a handful of big producers like
DT Wrestling, Steel Kittens, and California Wildcats (yes, I know I'm
dating myself a bit with that list) who were putting out videos on VHS
when the Internet was barely a thing. Then with the advent of
camcorders for the masses and electronic means of video distribution, a
wave of second-generation producers arrived, including the first models
who took to hiring their own videographers so they could produce and
star in their own videos and thus receive custom requests directly.
Fast forward a few years, and the cameras and video editing software have become so accessible that many models can now do everything on their own, from behind the camera, to in front of the camera, to post-production. So although some big traditional fetish-fight production companies are still out there (DT just goes on and on!), there is a downright bewildering array of options out there today for where to send your custom fight script. But the quality, as you might expect, is all over the map. Nowadays, there are far, far more general fetish content producers who accept fight-related scripts alongside tons of other types of content, than there are fem-fight specialist producers like Ring Divas and Hit the Mat Wrestling. And it can be hard to know whether any given model who has her own company and is accepting scripts of all kinds actually has the chops to sell fight moves well and can adequately direct other models to do the same. Plus, most solo model-producers don't have routine access to wrestling rings or other fight-related props, so most of the fetish fight content out there now is just set in an apartment or hotel room, or maybe a mat room, if you're lucky, so most scripts have to fit those settings. To add to the confusion, many of these producer-models travel around the country shooting with each other when their paths cross, so if you want to see two particular performers together, you may have to wait a long time for the stars to align to have them in the same place, and then you have to decide which of them to actually send your script to since either one of them could be the producer for your video.
Amidst all of these variables, there is a huge amount of trial and error involved in working with today's menagerie of fetish fight producers. But without risk, there is no reward! And the upside of today's landscape is that there are so many choices at hand for fem-fight material that something is bound to be available out there to cater to virtually any niche interest, if you look hard enough and are willing to take a few chances to find it.
Fast forward a few years, and the cameras and video editing software have become so accessible that many models can now do everything on their own, from behind the camera, to in front of the camera, to post-production. So although some big traditional fetish-fight production companies are still out there (DT just goes on and on!), there is a downright bewildering array of options out there today for where to send your custom fight script. But the quality, as you might expect, is all over the map. Nowadays, there are far, far more general fetish content producers who accept fight-related scripts alongside tons of other types of content, than there are fem-fight specialist producers like Ring Divas and Hit the Mat Wrestling. And it can be hard to know whether any given model who has her own company and is accepting scripts of all kinds actually has the chops to sell fight moves well and can adequately direct other models to do the same. Plus, most solo model-producers don't have routine access to wrestling rings or other fight-related props, so most of the fetish fight content out there now is just set in an apartment or hotel room, or maybe a mat room, if you're lucky, so most scripts have to fit those settings. To add to the confusion, many of these producer-models travel around the country shooting with each other when their paths cross, so if you want to see two particular performers together, you may have to wait a long time for the stars to align to have them in the same place, and then you have to decide which of them to actually send your script to since either one of them could be the producer for your video.
Amidst all of these variables, there is a huge amount of trial and error involved in working with today's menagerie of fetish fight producers. But without risk, there is no reward! And the upside of today's landscape is that there are so many choices at hand for fem-fight material that something is bound to be available out there to cater to virtually any niche interest, if you look hard enough and are willing to take a few chances to find it.
Firstly, in this post, I want to talk about Hannah Perez, a true favorite of mine among the current generation of fetish fight performers/producers. (I'll tackle other recommended fem-fight models/producers in later posts.)
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| The Hannah Perez |
Hannah Perez is not new to this business. She's been modeling/performing for 10 years and has appeared in fem-fight productions for almost every major producer. As of now, Hannah is exclusively her own boss, shooting for her own production company (Fetishland Studios) and traveling when and where she wills to do so. Hannah accepts custom requests for all manner of fetish content, but she has a ton of experience with fight-related material and even has a specific store dedicated to this genre (Fetishlands Fight Night).
So why am I such a big Hannah fan? Ah, let me count the ways ...
As a fetish fight performer, Hannah is a gem. She's as pretty as they come and her physique is a perfect blend of soft (and ample) curves underlaid with solidly toned muscle. Hannah's balanced looks are super versatile, allowing her to be equally convincing as a good girl or bad girl,
superheroine or villainess, strong girl or weak, nerd or glamour-queen, submissive or dom. Hannah can truly fit any role. For instance, Hannah is very fit and even muscular,
so she can play a credible brute when needed, but she is not SO bulging
with muscle that she can't pull off a soft and delicate look befitting a
weak victim if that's what the script requires.
Likewise, Hannah can rock pretty much any attire. She can fill out
a busty superheroine costume, a sexy business ensemble, a cool spy girl
getup, a one-piece wrestling outfit, or a simple bikini. I have yet to
see Hannah wear anything that she didn't look fabulous in.
But beyond just good looks, Hannah also has a very credible fighting presence, which makes all the difference in this particular fetish genre. I'm not aware that Hannah has any formal training in wrestling or boxing, but Hannah looks very natural when she goes into fight mode, and she knows how to throw punches that look skilled and powerful. So when Hannah's character is called upon to put a beatdown on her opponent, you have no trouble believing that Hannah is seriously kicking ass.
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| Hannah's got moves, and a killer game face! |
First is acting ability. Hannah goes all-in when she's playing her roles. She gets totally into each character and uses her body language, facial expressions, and speech pattern to convey a fully-realized persona to match the character she's playing. And when that character is on the losing end of a fight, Hannah sells the physical and emotional anguish of defeat perfectly, looking appropriately dazed, and weak, and suffering.
Second, and equally important, is straight-up toughness. In my opinion (as I've said before on this blog), it's difficult to bring to life a fantasy involving supposedly powerful body punches if the models aren't able to tolerate at least some legitimate contact of fist against flesh. Fantasy fights involve inherently fake punches, but in the best-looking fantasy fights, the punches aren't totally pulled but instead are allowed to land with just enough force to be convincing while still being safe. But a model needs to be pretty tough to take these kinds of partially-pulled/partially-real punches during an extended fantasy fight scenario. Some otherwise excellent models just can't hang with getting hit with any amount of actual force, but Hannah is one tough cookie and she can take the kinds of hits that are needed to sell a truly credible fantasy beating.
Hannah
also shines as a producer. She is highly detail-oriented and strives
for perfection in bringing a script to life with all of the little
nuances requested by the customer. She gets that seemingly little
things can matter a great deal to customers in this genre, and she
listens carefully to what is asked and tries hard to deliver exactly
that. And when inevitable misses do happen, she listens to the feedback
and steadily improves. Hannah also is direct about any limitations or
difficulties she sees with the script and will work with the customer to
come up with something feasible that still hits the right buttons. Hannah communicates clearly about costs up front, and she delivers a polished, fully edited product in a timely way. In all, Hannah is a total pleasure to work with!
As a fetish fight performer and producer, Hannah Perez gets an enthusiastic A+/A+ from me!
